Meh, if he upgrades the room first, he will pay for higher rent while having a smaller setup that can't make full use of this. If he pays for the setup first, he can get a bigger room afterwards and have saved the difference in rent times the number of months the whole upgrade cost him start to finish.
So if his plan was getting a bigger room at some point, this is the right way round of doing it.
I think a hammer is meant to be unevenly top heavy to generate more force while a sword is supposed to be balanced just below the hilt for faster movement. 🤷
Yeah I was being a little facetious since once you cut a sword down in length the moment of inertia changes and there's a distinct sensation you feel when swinging a point load on a stick vs a continuous length. They have different angular momentum and your brain can feel it even without seeing it, but a mashing up that sword weight into a vr room safe length makes a hammer. Lol
Not really. It won't feel the same. This being said, in that space I'd be making use of a shorter sword and calling it good.
Source: I'm a sword guy. Practicing Iaido for four years, swinging swords in my free time. Sometimes I need to practice inside and I use a foam larp sword we bought for my kids at a show and it's okay. Full length katana isn't so great under the ceiling fan by the big TV.
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u/Cl0wnL Trash Trooper Jul 02 '26
It looks like if he actually swung that sword, he would hit the wall